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I love this. My coding "skills" are right about "Hello, World." 😆 Just going over the code here and explaining what's going on helps tremendously.

Really educational videos. Thank you.

I love this stuff. 👍

Cool.

I felt like I was in the rodeo. *LOL*

This is amazing! I just found your channel from a 'Talking Sasquach' video. I'll be binge watching your videos now. 😆

Warning about PIN unlock... many devices will only allow a limited number of attempts (like I think iPhone is typically 6 attempts). After that they may display a warning dialog (which likely will get dismissed once your script presses Enter again). In some cases, it could even erase all of the files on the device!

Hello, I can't find a link to download the data anywhere

Thanks!

I was surprised how slow bit banging was in JavaScript! I decided to time instructions on my Flipper and on average each instruction takes about 80-100us (yes, I said 80000ns - 100000ns). But for protocols where you have a CLK/SCK wire, it's typically okay that things are running slow -- as long as there are only a few bytes of data.

Haaaa I know that logic analyzer ❤

Cool video 🔥

Hello Derrek, where do I get the file "nameless passage" and how do I load it into the Flipper Zero? What folder in the Flipper Zero should this file go into? Or can I go to a site that downloads and installs it automatically--and what is the site address?

Hello Derek, I assume you are using third party firmware to give your flipper zero these abilities. Are you using Roguemaster or Dark Flipper? If not, what firmware are you using?

Traffic lights? 🤩

Let me know your ideas for pin recovery? I was thinking of JavaScript to display pin (in Flipper isn’t locked)? I tried flashing firmware via SWD as well, but have a panic attack when DFU wouldn’t even work!!! I was able to SWD Official firmware to get it working again; but way too risky to mention in the video! 😅

Damnit, does everyone use the Konami Code as their password?! 😂 I thought I was being unique when I used that on mine

If you do have to reset your Flipper, you can edit your Dolphin progress so you don’t have to start over. Here are the reset directions… docs.flipper.net/basics/control#c_9ya

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Can I use it to turn on/off wifi lights with the wifi dev adapter

Mr. Jamison always delivers 🔥💪🏾

Great video as always

DO NOT IGNORE THE LEGAL DISCLAMER

Im running unleashed and can read frequency with my hyundai key fob. It pops up as a kia seed. However i cant save anything. I can only view the serial number and stuff. The codes are rolling cpuld that be why i can't save?

One person would like to be able to send data to an 8x8 matrix display in JavaScript. SPI device (MOSI, CLK, CS, 3V3, GND), it doesn't use MISO pin (the device doesn't give back any data). Maybe we can figure out how to bit-bang with JavaScript commands as the delay (need microseconds not milliseconds)? Or perhaps we can use `ffi` commands for this special case, similar to czcams.com/video/EtOZN3Rh47c/video.html but for SPI? I'm moving right now, but hopefully we will time to research later in July.

One person has requested the ability to read and send IR codes. Sending seems doable, but without callbacks I'm not sure how well receive would work?

okay, I got finally an idea for a script for my daily carry on device, but I am afraid I am in the dead end. I wanted to do a storm distance calculator. I got the whole UI part working, but struggling with measuring time. ChatGPT was trying to use Date() function, which did not work, then he suggested some other approaches, but we haven't found a working solution yet. (I would say just don't use any date/time but just milis like on arduino :) )

My man! Yes!

how can I decode or demodulate GFSK if I have IQ recording

I found this VDO to be a refreshing change from the typical "here's how to write GenAI prompts". I was excited to see how Derek presented GenAI usage for an F0 platform/environment problem/opportunity in a manner that appeals to all levels of AI knowledge & experience. I plan to explore the use of a private uncensored LLM to obtain greater/richer output from submitted prompts (and avoid overly responsible LLMs that limit what I want to see & do)). For those of you not familiar with uncensored private LLMs, CZcams has some very good DIY vids for building a standalone LLM (Network Chuck and Talking Sasquach are two to explore). Now, there's a resource investment of time and some hardware to run the LLM and Bot, but I feel that this is an instance where the juice is definitely worth the squeeze (time invested to learn). Regarding the HW requirements: I've not found them to be that bad (or cost prohibitive) because one can use an older x86 laptop (i5) or a RasPi 5 and have a suitable and secure hosting environment for your own personal LLM (which can be segregated from the Internet for any security concerns). I've been using GenAI in my work as an IT Consultant for a couple of years now. What was most notable from the start of my GenAI journey was the first learning I encountered. This was for a two -approach process for engineering and submitting GenAI prompts. This two-approach process dealt with how you interact with the LLM and the types of prompts you coouold engineer (this is where I'd like to emphasize Derek's point about taking an iterative approach when encountering coding errors and refining prompts - btw, this is one of the two approaches). So the first approach is to engineer a near-perfect prompt that returns the best data and information possible (like a Big Bang implementation). This can require time due to the lengthy prompts and the prompts can be subject to typo/syntactical errors due to their size and complexity. The second appoach is the iterative - where you improve upon each interaction by refining your prompt based upon the data/info returned from your previous prompt. IMO, I find that the iterative approach works best as a way to continuously fine-tune the model and your prompt as you work your problem in a more disciplined and focused fashion. Also, over time one should see the effors pay off handsomely as results meet expectations with fewer errors (more on--target replies to submitted prompts). Thank you Derek for putting this content out here for all of us to learn from. I'd like to recognize the great production, superb voiceover and vocal cadence (it wasn't difficult o stay engaged and as a result, I've subscribed so I won't miss any future AI F0 productions you may drop). Peace

i love this device ans dont own oone yet every one is so grimmy about the price

You had me at the twist transition

ethical_mobilebrain_hacker 👆 is very reliable and top notch. I received my flipper zero with all the manual tutorial to simplify how it works! You're a genius ❤

Thank you

Seems you’re using premium chatgpt account and still getting errors like me. It’s definitely not for beginners!

Еееее, Дождались 🍓 Thank you for the video

Top notch quality video as always!

Which AI do you recommend for writing code?

Thanks So much ! I did the first method for whole day to create the app for max7219. This Is a life saver😅

Man that was awesome Tutorial 💯 👌 👍

Thanks for watching - See the video description for links to the training files & Discord invite! Also, let me know in the comments which missing features you want added to JavaScript.

Yes sir I'm here 👀 💯 👍

Yes sir I'm here and ready like a kid Walton candy❤❤👍

Gonna be there 👍

Disappointing video

I have a Chinese cloner that sets a password that I have no clue what it is, sadly that password feature from cfw doesn't have it so I cant remove it to rewrite the t5577

In my video we use ChatGPT. I'm curious to see how well the training files work in other AI engines, like Claude, Gemini, etc.

Yes sir I'm gonna be there 👀👍👍👍💯💯

Wow, very interesting 🍓

Can't wait for the full video??? Written directions and my training files on my Flipper Zero GitHub... github.com/jamisonderek/flipper-zero-tutorials/tree/main/js/ai